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1st June 2022

WEA Eastern Region Courses from June 2022 onwards

Courses available for adult learners aged 19 or older in Norfolk, Suffolk and online. The WEA (Workers’ Educational Association) is the UK’s largest voluntary sector provider of adult education in England and Scotland. The WEA is a charity dedicated to bringing high-quality, professional education into the heart of communities. Last year the WEA helped 28,219 students, with the support of nearly 2,000 volunteers, 900+ tutors and over 6,000 members.  Some of the courses starting soon include: More Healthy Cooking on…

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4th April 2022

Friends around the table

Sessions from Suffolk Artlink: Creatively connecting rural communities Celebrate ‘Food and Print’ in a series of creative get-togethers exploring food, culture and nature. Sessions will offer opportunities to learn new skills and meet new people. Sessions will particularly welcome family carers and adults living in rural areas. Sessions are totally FREE, but booking is essential. To find out more and to book please contact Carrie, e-mail: carrie@suffolkartlink.co.uk or phone: 01986 873955  For more information about Suffolk Artlink, visit their website by clicking…

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4th August 2021

The 3 Cs Project – Free Peer- to Peer Training for Autistic people / people with Learning Disabilities to Challenge Discrimination and Harassment

The Suffolk Law Centre, in partnership with Ace Anglia and funded by National Lotteries Reaching Communities are pleased to offer a great 2-hour workshop training opportunity. The training is co-developed, co-written by specialist discrimination lawyers and a group of autistic people and/or with a learning disability. The workshop is co-presented by a specialist Discrimination Legal Adviser from Suffolk Law Centre plus one or two specially trained Peer Educators, who themselves are autistic or with a learning disability. It is undertaken…

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